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Here’s a bookworm’s dream: finding almost any title, in over 20 languages, in just a couple of minutes, all for free. Sounds good? The California State Library has just announced that California’s Book...
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La Jolla Parks and Beaches, Inc just announced that the La Jolla Cove Beach will be closed to the public this week. The news follows a board meeting, where both officials and residents agreed that it’s the best course t...
Spring break is here, and people across the U.S. are soaking up the sun at pool parties, beaches, and bars. While some destinations are known for their popularity, a new trend is emerging – travelers are seeking o...
ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorization System) is a new authorization that U.S. passport holders will soon need to enter most European countries – something to keep in mind when planning your travel...
A breathtaking blood moon total eclipse will take place on March 13th into 14th, 2025, – and we’re lucky enough to see it right from San Diego. This isn’t only the first total eclipse of the year, but the fi...
If you’ve ever traveled between San Diego to L.A. on the Pacific Surfliner, you know it’s more than just a train ride – it’s an experience! With comfortable seats and breathtaking views, it’...
Californians love a trip to the beach…and for a good reason. Great weather year-round and beautiful spots a stone’s throw away make this an easy choice for a day out. Whether to catch a wave, relax, swim, or...
Californians are well aware that we often rank at the bottom when it comes to getting the most value for our rent. Ideally, housing costs shouldn’t exceed 30% of our income, but for most SoCal residents, that budg...
If you park at a meter in San Diego, you’ll notice you’re paying more than usual. As of January 31, 2025, the City of San Diego has doubled hourly parking meter rates, with most meters increasing from $1.25...
This month, a rare and thrilling celestial event is unfolding: a planetary alignment that will quite literally illuminate the skies. We’ve seen this amazing event already unfold in January, and now get a second ch...
